How Did White Men and Women Vote in 2024?

How did whites in different parts of the country vote in the 2024 Presidential election? There is usually analysis of how different age groups vote, how the sexes vote, and sometimes even how whites of different religious denominations vote, but seldom of how whites vote by region. Although in…

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A Peace Deal or a Deception

The details of the peace deal presented  by US special envoy Steve Witkoff are consistent with the report in the Financial Times discussed in my previous article and with Larry Sparano in the posted interview.  Putin will halt the Russian advance prior to driving Ukrainian soldiers out of all of…

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What They Don’t Tell You About Anxiety

Since anxiety is frequently misdiagnosed the wrong treatment is often chosen. Many consider anxiety to be the disease of the modern age. It is thus one of the most significant disease markets in America (e.g., from 2001-2004, approximately 19.1% of American adults had an anxiety disorder and in 2007, 36.8…

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Where Things Stand

“In order for a system to be stabIe, it requires negative feedback, also known as consequences.” —Barrie Drain “Fighting fascism,” for the American Jacobins who lead the Democratic Party, means opposing any attempt to flush the corruption out of the entrenched bureaucracy, just as their pet phrase “our democracy”…

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The Thankless Life of Elon Musk

There’s a Tesla in my neighborhood with a bumper sticker that seems to be begging people not to key the car. “I bought this car before I knew that Elon was crazy,” it says. Fascinating message there. Is it a protest, plea, or both? The car is brilliant, obviously and…

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Europe’s Anti-American Shift: Now Globalists Are the Saviors of the West?

Nationalism is villainous and globalists are the heroes? It’s a propaganda message that has been building since the end of World War II and the creation of globalist institutions like the UN, the IMF, World Banks, etc. By the 1970s there was a concerted and dangerous agenda to acclimate…

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The Death of the Pope: Catholicism at a Crossroads

Attilio Sodi Russotto issues a solemn yet incendiary judgment on the legacy of Pope Francis, portraying him not as a monster but as the terminal figure of a desacralized Church at odds with Europe, and calling for a militant, identitarian Catholic Reconquista in the radiant continuity of eternal Tradition.

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Gentlemanliness, Part IV

I’ve come to enjoy writing this series of notes on gentlemanliness. Because most of the guidebooks on the subject are worthless, I thought I’d take a stab at it myself. The aim is to clarify my own thoughts on how I want to conduct myself—and to present a more…

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The Killing Joke – Chapter 22 of 25 (Part I)

They need you right now, but when they don’t, they’ll cast you out like a leper. The joke wasn’t funny anymore because the joke had fundamentally transformed into The Killing Joke. And only the true psychopaths laughed and celebrated as The Killing Joke delivered its punch line. The joke…

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Universities Across the Country Still Grant Hundreds of DEI Scholarships

Even as the federal government tries to eradicate the insidious DEI framework from educational institutions, schools are working overtime to hide it from public view. Institutions of higher education across the country are still offering hundreds of scholarships tied to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) ideology, despite the…

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